H&G .432 gc dbl cav, one hp

Willyt

New Member
Good day gents ! I have this nice old H&G mold w/handles. It is stamped 45 GC but they measure out to .432 Was it misstamped ? SWC weighs around 230gn and the HP around 210gn . Attaching photos. What’s it’s value, any thoughts. I would appreciate any feedback. Thank you!
 

fiver

Well-Known Member
that's the mold number not a description of what's inside.

for instance the H&G #50 is a 38 cal. wad cutter similar to Lymans 358091 mold.
which is 358 but not 091grs.

i got nuthin on Value, that's someone else's department, i'd maybe pay 60-75 bucks, someone else might give 200 [shrug]
 

Bret4207

At the casting bench in the sky. RIP Bret.
Good day gents ! I have this nice old H&G mold w/handles. It is stamped 45 GC but they measure out to .432 Was it misstamped ? SWC weighs around 230gn and the HP around 210gn . Attaching photos. What’s it’s value, any thoughts. I would appreciate any feedback. Thank you!
An H+G #45 should be a 240 gr gas check SWC. Value? That's up to the buyer. Info- https://www.hensleygibbs.com/HGcatalogs/HG_Catalog_1975.pdf
 

obssd1958

Well-Known Member
No pictures show up.
How is the HP done? Was it a factory option, or a professional conversion, or did someone use their drill press?
 

Brad

Benevolent Overlord and site owner
Staff member
Reduce the image quality. Save it as a smaller jpeg file.
 

Willyt

New Member
that's the mold number not a description of what's inside.

for instance the H&G #50 is a 38 cal. wad cutter similar to Lymans 358091 mold.
which is 358 but not 091grs.

i got nuthin on Value, that's someone else's department, i'd maybe pay 60-75 bucks, someone else might give 200 [shrug]
Oh, ok ! Thanks
 

Bret4207

At the casting bench in the sky. RIP Bret.
Every time I download pics it tells me too large for the server to process, am I missing something?
Willy, I misunderstood your earlier post, thought you meant you couldn't get the PDF file to open. My bad.
 

462

California's Central Coast Amid The Insanity
Can't speak for those who have revolvers from other manufacturers, but Smith and Wesson .44s are notorious for having cylinder throats that measure .432".